Nick Carboni is the Sports Director at NBC Charlotte. With a background in competitive sports, he covers a range of topics including football, basketball, and animal care, drawing from his experiences in New England and the South. Nick has been featured in WMAZ-TV, WLTX-TV, WCNC Charlotte, and WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC).
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Nick Carboni's articles largely focus on local sports events, particularly football and soccer in the Charlotte area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player transfers or signings, and significant achievements within college and high school sports teams based in North Carolina.
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Charlotte has scored 15 goals in its first three games
Grounds tickets for all other days including Sunday are still available
By: Nick Carboni
Bronico was an original member of the club and played for the Charlotte 49ers
By: Nick Carboni
Brandon Miller silenced his doubters by making the NBA's All-Rookie team during an electric first season in Charlotte.
By: Nick Carboni
The club's MLS Next Pro squad has provided players to the First Team, and playoff moments of its own
By: Nick Carboni
Teams will play in Ally Tipoff on Sunday in Uptown as part of college hoops doubleheader
By: Nick Carboni
After second-straight successful Ally Tipoff, many think the appetite for the sport is high in the Queen City
16,194 streamed into Spectrum Center for the tennis exhibition matches featuring the sports top stars
Albin just led Ohio to its first MAC Championship since 1968 The Charlotte 49ers are expected to hire Tim Albin as their next head football coach, WCNC Charlotte can confirm.
By: Nick Carboni
Layne Riggs graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering on Friday CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Layne Riggs completed a fantastic season on the race track, earning 2024 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Rookie of the Year.
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